Fix scrollbars ignoring panel margins.

I'm not sure if this is correct:

Panel margins are more useful for the ScrollContainer's contents, not the scrollbars. If you want margins around scrollbars, you can wrap it in a PanelContainer.

Other Controls such as Tree have their scrolls adjust with margins, this is more due to the bigger issue that clipping can only happen at the edge of Controls, and the borders can still be useful if only one scroll is active.

Besides, the current state is even worse:

The current state is that the panel margin appears nicely around the contents:

idk what happened in your screenshot.

Have one of the sides just expand instead of giving it a large minimum size and you will see.

I'm still getting the same results. Can you share the scene?

scroll-bug.zip

Ah, so it's because of the borders. If you remove the borders and instead give it a margin, it looks good.
Well, what I posted initially still looks weird, so hard to say which one is better.

It's only weird if both scrolls are active, and besides, using this buggy behavior the create separation between the scrolls and content is hacky, and should be substituted which proper theme constants.

Also, fixing this allows to create a separation between the scrolls and the borders, which will be handy for themes that have scrolls with shadows that get clipped by the container.

By "weird" I mean the space between scrollbar and border. It makes the scroll float above the content.

using this buggy behavior the create separation between the scrolls and content is hacky, and should be substituted which proper theme constants.

Not sure what do you mean here. The gap is caused by your changes. I just added a content margin to the StyleBox.

I checked how your scene looks with this PR and scrollbars look better with the border, but... eh. I think perfectly the contents should be clipped inside the middle part, so it doesn't go under scrollbars and margins. That's not really possible though.

By "weird" I mean the space between scrollbar and border. It makes the scroll float above the content.

That also happens without a border, so I don't know what you're getting at?

Not sure what do you mean here. The gap is caused by your changes. I just added a content margin to the StyleBox.

Talking about your previous statement:
"Panel margins are more useful for the ScrollContainer's contents, not the scrollbars. If you want margins around scrollbars, you can wrap it in a PanelContainer."

Here the scrollbar is at the border. The dark gray area is stylebox margin. It nicely wraps around the content.

With your changes, the margin appears behind the scrollbar, creating an ugly gap:

With border, the former case looks worse, while the latter is a bit better.
Also, looking at it again, it's not something you can achieve with a PanelContainer like I thought before.

Anyway, it's not like either case is perfect, so whatever. I'll just do a code review later.

Thanks!